The Ocean Citizen project represents a new approach to restoration in which restoration is presented as a toolbox with ubiquitous properties and, as such, is experienced in three locations, representing different marine ecosystems and different environments.
The main objective of the EFFECTIVE research project is to develop a comprehensive scientific knowledge base and practical guidance for the conservation and restoration of marine protected areas (MPA’s) of the Mediterranean Sea.
Graduated in Biology and Environmental Sciences from the University of Girona, I am interested in interdisciplinary and holistic studies, with a focus on the management
I graduated in Biology from the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) and specialized in Marine Biology through the Erasmus Mundus Master’s program in Marine
Graduated in Environmental Biology (UAB) and a masters in Marine Biological Resources (IMBRSEA), my interests are on benthic ecology. Specifically, I focus on global and
What long-term impacts do marine biological invasions have? How quickly can ecosystems recover or stabilize after an invasion? Are there recurring biological invasions? What causes
My research aims at narrowing the gap between optical remote sensing and applied marine ecology by developing novel techniques to map underwater ecosystems, with a
Marine ecology, coastal ecosystems, seagrass, restoration. Recreational and scientific diving. Work with local communities, outreach.
Graduated in Biology (UdG, 2019) with a Master’s in Oceanography and Marine Environment Management (UB, 2020). I work on invasive species in the marine environment
My main interests are biodiversity, ecology and conservation of marine benthic ecosystems. During my PhD I focused on sponge taxonomy and biogeography, assessing the influence
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